The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-05-12

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b leg os iLeii buliSinss
--Tnllirg utssius. violets ana oibsi
!. Wild eoven arc very pieniy and resess
J iioa is conias forward very rapidly.
Farmers are basy rlougtieg add
} psse,ine
e r. sinonds. Peru ''boy has sold
/. oai bis ntrcAs,iie BUSINESS IN Milford
MaAs, where be has resided many year,
ADD 10 d present. Waiting among friends
We are sorry 10 learn Of the nntlmsly
death Of the viis Of DR.. Ray 81 Jsmaics
: She vs The daughter oi J. J. Jepkias Of
Rsperi cad her body Was taken there for
J intermcui
Mira Ira Il. Walker has an apple bloc
som gerauinm. grown from slip set 10
October last, that measures two aud ono
bali feet 10 heieh, aud has one hundred
and tsepiy buds and blossoms
We wish. through the JOURNAL, 70
express our thanks 10 many friends for
aid and kind sympathy, during our time
Of trial and bereavement
Mn a Mas FRANg SMrrH
| -Dea o. T.. Simonds endeayored TO
EN- us,e the character Of George Washing
ton 10 the "hAtchet &C" last Wednesday.
Result, an ugly cash inside the right foot
This should serve Is warning TO s'nbi
touS youths.
We have received copy OF the Ess.
ton. Pa. daily Free Press which has a
column description OF splendid residence
erected 10 that city by &. NJ Hapgood,
another Peru 'boy. The house has
three stories with basement and is built
OF blue stone with brown stone trimmings
and is slendidly flashed aud furnished.
Also foe carriage house aud stable. We
are glad to notice tho evidences Of pros
perity OF natives OF this town.
LANpGRovE.
Our blacksmith has left us and set up
in Bondvile
Fayette Grape has eighteen lambs
from twelve sheep.
--Fayette Thompson has gone to West
Brookfeld. Mass, to work on farm.
Mrs George Richardson has returned
and opened her house for the season.
"A family by the name Of Ware has
moved into Mrs. Harlow's house. Mr.
Ware will work for Duane and Cudworth
Asa Utley was the first man to pillow his
garden in this vicinity. Whilst he was
blowing his. our garden was three feet
under snow.
We expect to see our stage this Monday
moving. II has not been here in the last
two weeks. No driver on this route has
tried harder to make his time than this
one has, and to find fault with him
for not doing what it is impossible to do
is little out OF place.
A sad accident happened In Williim
Jaquith's mill last Wednesday to Charles
Smith, son OF Frank Smith OF Peru. In
some way q board was caught on the back
Of the saw and hurled over striking
him 10 the side. He was hurt Just before
noon and lived until between eight and
nine that evening. Mr.. Jaquith was run
Mug the saw and noticed the board was
canting toward the saw and Immediately
reached for il but was not quick enough.
The board passed him within hairs
breath.
SUNDERLAND
David Snyder is on the sick list.
The listers have completed their list
and everybody satisfied.
Schools commenced Monday at the
Borough and red school house.
Mrs. A. b. Boynton has received
pension Of Sl2 month With about 81 300
back pay.
Will Gregory is very low with lung
difficulty and no hopes are entertained OF
bis recovery.
The Farmers cornet band is engaged
10 play for Custer Post, Bennington, Dec
oration Day.
Il agree with the Editor in regard to
Four correspondents. do love to read what
Is going on 10 adjoining towns, and ! sup
pose Others feel the same way.
WEST ARLINGTON.
John Rafferty, wears happy smile, it
IS fine girl
H. I. Eaton was IN New York last
week on business,
= Rev. A. II. Nash is to be our pastor
Tor the ensuing year.
Mrs. s. Msrsham is Speeding few
#eeks at II. r Eston's.
Some are painting and several others
IRE contemplating doing the same.
Mr.. Editor. please pardon your cores
,ondent for being rather delinquent OF
ate.
Miss Amy Buck is teaching the young
IDEAS how to shoot IN district No G. Sue
less TO her.
Mrs, David Bnck has been suffering
rom quinsy during the past week. DR.
Haskins attends her.
Miss Grace futile. who has been
pending the past year in Brainerd, MINI,
las returned. All are happy to welcome
Ter home again.
The aid society met with Mrs. A. q
Mckee on Wednesday afternoon OF last
reek. Their nett meeting has been given
mt to be held st Mrs. H. O. Bucks